The University of Colorado Boulder’s Peak to Peak Lecture Series and the CU Carbondale Speakers Series present a talk with CU Boulder Professor Samuel Boyd titled "Magic, the Bible, and the Biblical Imagination in Jewish Mysticism” Saturday, April 15 at the Carbondale Branch Library, Carbondale, CO.

The Program in Jewish Studies is proud to recognize the outstanding contributions of our three majors and nine minors. Congratulations to all of our 2013-2014 graduates - job well done!

CU Boulder welcomes acclaimed Russian-American author, journalist, and LGBT activist Masha Gessen for a discussion of her newly released book, "Words Will Break Cement."

The Mazal Holocaust Collection has been donated to the University of Colorado Boulder.

The Program in Jewish Studies at CU Boulder, together with the Department of Religious Studies and Naropa University are beginning a series of events that will examine Post Holocaust American Judaism, which is quickly becoming a central issue in the field of contemporary Jewish Studies.

CU Boulder welcomes award winning author and satirist, Gary Shteyngart for a public reading and discussion of his critically acclaimed memoir "Little Failure" on Thursday, February 20.

The Program in Jewish Studies at CU welcomes US Holocaust Memorial Museum fellow Dr. Natascha Drubek for a public lecture entitled “Media Wars and the Invisible Holocaust: An Examination of Films Made at Majdanek and Theresienstadt 1944-1945.”

Jewish Israeli Poet, Author and Activist Almog Behar will appear at CU on Thursday, November 21 for an evening discussing his work, his activism, and readings of his most recent poetry.

Only a few seats remain for free Embodied Judaism symposium, “The Sound of Ecstasy,” taking place this Thursday.

This inaugural Embodied Judaism project highlights the life and work of Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi and his role in shaping Jewish Renewal. Click for more info.

Please join us tonight at CU for a special reading by critically acclaimed author and translator, Nathan Englander.

Nathan Englander will be doing a public reading and signing from his recent book "What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank" on Thursday, February 28, 2013 at CU.

This year, examine the Impact of the Eichmann Trial with noted scholar Deborah Lipstadt. Click for details of the events.

"Tongues Untied" screens this weekend in commemoration of World AIDS day.

Join CU's Program in Jewish Studies, LGBT Studies Program, and the LGBT Center and others for a fall film series that examines contemporary LGBT issues in America.

Join CU's Program in Jewish Studies and Hillel for the last film in our Seeing Israel Film series, "Gevald!" on Wednesday, April 25.

In its early days, Israeli art was largely described as utopian. Today, artists in Israel wrestle with critical social and political issues. Find out more.

Welcome Jewish Israeli Poet, Author and Activist, Almog Behar to CU’s Old Main Theater on the Boulder campus for an evening discussing his work, his activism, and readings of his latest poetry including “My Arabic is Mute.”

CU's Hillel and the Program in Jewish Studies are presenting two events on the Boulder campus that will explore some of the issues at play in contemporary Israel today.

CU's Week of Jewish Culture concludes this week with two special events celebrating Jewish-Italian culture on Wednesday night and Thursday night.

The 4th Annual Week of Jewish Culture continues with events through Purim!

Alan Snitow and Deborah Kaufman visit CU for the screening and after-film discussion of their recent film "Between Two Worlds" - part of CU's Week of Jewish Culture.

The Fourth Annual Week of Jewish Culture, an exciting series of visual arts projects, films and guest lectures, features Italian Jewish culture this year. Click for more info.

Hillel and Jewish Studies are proud to present events for CU’s 28th Annual Holocaust Awareness Week, starting January 24th.

Maya Benton comes to Boulder as part of the collaborative Movers: Art and Conscience series.